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If passed by the full Council, the revised ordinance will state a “legitimate governmental reason” for asking for gender identity is to collect “demographic information reporting on the diversity of city employees” or to “provide better services to the public.”

The South Side alderperson said he is “ready to hand the reins over to a new generation of leadership” after 20 years in office.

Area faith leaders are raising the alarm about an event coming to the Stateline Speedway in Post Falls on Sept. 16 and 17 featuring dozens of right-wing speakers. The ReAwaken America tour has been making stops around the country all summer. Key speakers include Eric Trump, My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell, retired Gen. Mike Flynn and Roger Stone, all of whom have said that the 2020 election was stolen and Donald Trump should be president. The event is hosted by Clay Clark of the ThriveTime Show.

Ryan Lee Wong's first novel, "Which Side Are You On," follows an activist in the Black Lives Matter movement with a lot to learn from his L.A. parents.

NABJ presented the Patricia L. Tobin Media Professional Award to a public relations trailblazer with a positive impact of Black coverage and the media.

Inspector General Deborah Witzburg conducted the inquiry after Supt. David Brown’s decision to repeatedly cancel officers’ scheduled days off during the historically violent summer months erupted into controversy.

City of Indianola Boards and Commissions Openings

Aug. 28, 2022, letters: Readers comment on religious holidays in school and the Florida Commission on Human Relations.

City of Indianola Boards and Commissions Openings

/PRNewswire/ -- Public relations executive Kayla Tucker Adams was recently honored by the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) with the 2022...